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Note: The following adoption situations represent an extremely small percentage of American Adoptions' cases. These situations are only listed when another adoption professional in our Adoption Resource Center has been unable to find an adoptive family who meets a woman's needs and/or we are unable to locate an adoptive family from our own pool of waiting families.

Although many of the following adoption situations include reported drug usage, medical concerns or other factors, these are rare situations and do not represent the majority of cases handled by American Adoptions. Please note that any "at risk" fees associated with these situations do NOT apply to families who are currently active with American Adoptions.

For more information regarding any of these situations, or for more information about our agency, please contact us at 1-800-ADOPTION or at situations@americanadoptions.com.

AGENCY ASSISTED PROGRAM Baby

ID: 163987-A

Birth Mother's Race: African American/Black
Birth Father's Race: African American/Black
Birth/Due Date and Gender: May 13th, 2026   - Unknown
State: Texas
Birth Father: Identity known, Birthfather is currently not involved.
Birth Mother Medical Info: Birthmother – sickle cell trait, overbite, previous miscarriage, birthmark, astigmatism. Birthmother’s mother – rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, previous miscarriage. Birthmother’s father – sickle cell trait. Birthmother’s 2 year old – sickle cell trait, birthmark.
Birth Mother Substance Usage: None
Additional Information: We are working with a birth mother who is looking for African American or Hispanic adoptive parents. She is looking for a safe stable home for her child that she does not feel she can provide at this time. You must have an approved home study completed within the last year to be considered for this opportunity. If you meet the criteria and have an active, approved home study and are interested in learning more, please request additional information.

We would appreciate no calls, however, for all inquires please e-mail situations@americanadoptions.com.
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Do we need to retain our own attorney?

No, American Adoptions has established relationships with some of the best adoption attorneys in the nation. Because adoption laws vary from state to state and between counties, it is important to utilize the services of an adoption attorney who specializes in the state where the adoption will finalize, which is unknown until you match with an expectant mother. You have the right to retain your own attorney, but doing so may be an additional, unnecessary expense.

Can we choose the gender of our baby?

American Adoptions does not allow gender specificity in adoption. Any family who wishes to be gender-specific in their adoption should contact us at 1-800-ADOPTION and ask about the possibility of an exception waiver before taking any other steps toward adoption with our agency. Any families who do receive an exception to be gender-specific may also incur an additional fee, which helps cover the additional advertising costs of such a request.

Please note that gender specificity will likely increase your wait time significantly.

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